Super Bowl 54: Auntie Anne’s has Game Day Pretzel Pack
Auntie Anne’s is ready for Super Bowl Sunday with their Game Day Pretzel Pack, since pretzels go really well with sporting events.
While pretzels are more closely associated with baseball as a stadium snack, they’re also a staple of Super Bowl Sunday, and Auntie Anne’s is making sure fans won’t be left without them during Super Bowl 54 (technically Super Bowl LIV), thanks to the Game Day Pretzel Pack.
This includes two Pretzel Buckets (can be any flavor), plenty of dips to choose from (10!), and, best of all, a Snack Stadium to hold it all in.
“We know that for many people, game day is as much about the food as the football,” Danika Brown, Auntie Anne’s director of growth initiatives, said in a press release. “That’s why we’re excited to offer our Game Day Pretzel Pack featuring our limited-edition Snack Stadium, which creates a fun way for everyone to enjoy the game while eating their favorite pretzel snacks.”
Auntie Anne’s has eight different delicious varieties of soft pretzel to choose from: Cinnamon Sugar, Original, Jalapeno, Pepperoni, Raisin, Roasted Garlic and Parmesan, Sour Cream and Onion, and Sweet Almond.
Pretzel nuggets, similar to doughnut holes, are available in Cinnamon Sugar, Original, and Pepperoni, which make a perfect bite-size snack for sharing if you’re not wanting to consume an entire pretzel by yourself.
Their menu also includes three varieties of pretzel dogs and an array of lemonades and soda from Coca-Cola.
While supplies last, the Game Day Pretzel Pack is available until Sunday, February 2, at participating stores nationwide, and through delivery using some apps.
To find an Auntie Anne’s location near you, please see their website.
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Super Bowl 54 kicks off on Sunday, February 2, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami at 6:40 p.m. ET, with TV coverage on Fox.
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